> What is findjava going to be written in again? Perl? That would suck if
> that's the case. Surely we can find a way to launch a Java language
> runtime without using the Perl language runtime.
On the other hand, Perl deals with things like quoting and other
problems resulting from unanticipated
Hi,
Just to let you know that Rick Ross added a new
forum titled "Viva! The Java Republic" to the
Javalobby site where you can talk about the Free Java
Now Campaign a.k.a "Operation Java Freedom" and work
out the next steps to help secure the future of Java
as an open royality-free standard.
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>
>[...] some piece of sh black magic
>that gets the quotes right and separates arguments - some of which
>may contain spaces - at exactly the right places [1]).
FWIW, the black magic is "$*" (including the quotes
> FWIW, the black magic is "$*" (including the quotes).
Do you mean "$@"? If so, this (and "$*") become somewhat more
troublesome when you need to modify command-line arguments or insert
your own.
Ben.
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Hallo Ean,
* Ean Schuessler wrote:
>For instance, I can now set JAVA_HOME on my machine to /usr/lib/kaffe
>and run the standard startup scripts for Catalina, JBoss or OFBiz and
>they will make a real attempt to run. Of course, there are still
>shortfalls in the base class libraries but that is a
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Ben Burton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> FWIW, the black magic is "$*" (including the quotes).
>
>Do you mean "$@"? If so, this (and "$*") become somewhat more
>troublesome when you need to modify command-line arguments or insert
>your own.
Yes, I
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"T. Alexander Popiel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>Inserting and/or modifying does get complex; shift and unshift
>and modifying IFS quickly become instrumental.
That should be '...shift and set and modifying...'. Today has
not been a good day for a
Hallo Grzegorz,
* Grzegorz B. Prokopski wrote:
>Is anyone willing to create "Debian Java_Home" document draft?
>Or maybe you don't like the idea?
Before you do that, please read the discussion, which has taken place
since my first proposal. The first one did try to mandate a
'java-environment' an
> What is findjava going to be written in again? Perl? That would suck if
> that's the case. Surely we can find a way to launch a Java language
> runtime without using the Perl language runtime.
On the other hand, Perl deals with things like quoting and other
problems resulting from unanticipated
Hi,
Just to let you know that Rick Ross added a new
forum titled "Viva! The Java Republic" to the
Javalobby site where you can talk about the Free Java
Now Campaign a.k.a "Operation Java Freedom" and work
out the next steps to help secure the future of Java
as an open royality-free standard.
In message: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Ben Burton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>[...] some piece of sh black magic
>that gets the quotes right and separates arguments - some of which
>may contain spaces - at exactly the right places [1]).
FWIW, the black magic is "$*" (including the quotes
> FWIW, the black magic is "$*" (including the quotes).
Do you mean "$@"? If so, this (and "$*") become somewhat more
troublesome when you need to modify command-line arguments or insert
your own.
Ben.
Hallo Ean,
* Ean Schuessler wrote:
>For instance, I can now set JAVA_HOME on my machine to /usr/lib/kaffe
>and run the standard startup scripts for Catalina, JBoss or OFBiz and
>they will make a real attempt to run. Of course, there are still
>shortfalls in the base class libraries but that is a
In message: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Ben Burton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> FWIW, the black magic is "$*" (including the quotes).
>
>Do you mean "$@"? If so, this (and "$*") become somewhat more
>troublesome when you need to modify command-line arguments or insert
>your own.
Yes, I
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"T. Alexander Popiel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>Inserting and/or modifying does get complex; shift and unshift
>and modifying IFS quickly become instrumental.
That should be '...shift and set and modifying...'. Today has
not been a good day for a
Hallo Grzegorz,
* Grzegorz B. Prokopski wrote:
>Is anyone willing to create "Debian Java_Home" document draft?
>Or maybe you don't like the idea?
Before you do that, please read the discussion, which has taken place
since my first proposal. The first one did try to mandate a
'java-environment' an
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